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K CINisMDti DI CI JIHMt U CIE PADUOAn t EVENING SOT S T 7IPT B i S CUIt11 feBAKINGI Excels In biscuitmaking because the tlife of the powder isslowly liberated IntolAX the dough1 No coarse and crumblycrust so frequent in bisgcult One heaping teaspoonful to a quart olHourHourThoThe goodness ol III1LO Is protected Int molstproql lint Cont11 forms withal pure foodacidlawslaws I State and NationalA IJIMB A POUNDAt your Oncer4corrntritl 4 BUIK5 fOWOtl COlubillli TIIIIIIII+eysr ItHOLIDAY GOODSOn Display41Ilpcs and Cigars for ncceptabo presents Complete line ondisplay In Alccrchnuiiis 1200 upIIrlarl 8100 to f5 00t Cigars packed 12 25 and GO Inholiday boxIa IIrnVlrla La81111111 m Irlclpe Do Gales La LPrcfcrcncln e1 nont and Gen Isoral Arthur fiCc Cigars packed 12 and wInbook boxes and cabinetsThe Smoke Houseto222 BroadwayOfNcoV Sulmuilno Dfhtrojir tt Dew naval tluror In th e shape ofof a tiUtnarin d mtroytr has Justbeen invoolcd by Lowie NMxon ft graduitW of Vtfliipoltt l and former navul ytofDow then blpUufWir and now antiometal l of the OMbon Stow works of II tIiiWiarK Lit aaar a JFrtftf ju tho 1IlLLhtTc tpTofebnlfir WWlll illf BlflTtar1 Jafi leI nary Tk cMmtiah of tho new terror Nofvth MM are being MIlt A secret tountil crUUi peat rights hae been ncental br different countries It to pi4kut 1h brr ttmt the doatirojer ds 4 ottMbinariu < ate iHanned uy ilr LNixon It tcnro ly larger tJn a first ordust MibiwMla It It much lighter sifor the raMon that It must ho oap Vable of twins hototod on slHpboard by I4davla It will be built wholly ora14 Bteal of the thinnest possible platwt u tcompntlMe w4Ui Mrength nnd securely I braced with frames It will bo of jpropelled by a madam gusoMne rnotor oo bte of oreatlng groat speedy Kfor short iMttanoes It will bo armed dwtlh a vtrrlioat torpodo tube which tl ja can hoot a torpedo straight down otthrough the avetse at Its mark theNT Ibx movlng but deUlidoallng subCuia Wno It te admitted that the sub jtuortao hM to keep within twelve ort lrlcsn feet of tho surface to bo of jany d maiso to tho enemy and it will rbo au osey mark for tho destroyer tlsfiootlng In Its wake directly over Iihead It is claimed that tho now destroyer can hit the mark 15 0 Poet below the aurfnee a depth to which nosubmarine could possibly sink witht jBecurtty forty or fitly teat being asden ae safety will permit At greater tdepths than tint It Is mid the prosi isure of the wale Is so great as toforce tho water through tho seams yand boUholcs na1 IllllcS for IlllNlllfN SlKCOSMPower to too tho future hu a ooretan pteco in bntlnois an exxeedlng yJy humble one however It to omTployed f pi rfwnon Hy by sumo ladlos fand ganUomon at an av raco price ofabout a dollar a sitting They can 11nee things afar oft but not tho land clord who Is coming up the stairs tothrow thl11 out nor the policemanI who fa coming around tho corner tot run them in Irosoience and clairvoyanso have no place In tho equipmentof men Who arc able lo mako a llvins In less hazardous and > ersccutedcallings tt There are plenty of Infallible rules tfor auccosa Same mon who haveslI oa dod are rather fond of layingthorn down for the cuManco of theyoung Hut nobody loast of all theirauthors ovor Infallibly succoadeda + by t11ImWUI Payne In Tho Heree 4 Incident of Failure In January Everybodysa ryThe TMIW WonderCures all kidney bladder and thenmatic troubles sold by J II Ooblechlaeger 601 Broadway Dr ErWHall ifflco 292C Olive street StLouis JIoIt takes a bravo man to tell a woman that her hat Is not on straightafter php has left the houserCHANGE IN ROUTEOF PADUCAH LINELouisville And XnslivilloFroinLouisville VestHenderson Routed l IrvliiKtoiiriirnrcini Kdtilvllle Branch nml ViaIrlncvton ITO COXXKCT AT MKTHOIOMS Ii 111TiI01QLLrhasbeenbeen a slight change In the route bthe railroad which Is now being builtlInetromfrom Loitlsvlllo to Paducah and l la 1being backed by the Loulsvlllo ntidNnihvUe Railroad company says theCourierJournal The line as statedalatedtlbefore will bo from lnlll vlllo overthe Henderson route to Irrlof tenfrom Irvlngton over the Kordijvlllobranch to Fordsvlllo Already a linoIs being built from Madlsonvlllo toHartford and a line of about twelvemiles from Hartford to Fordsvlllewill have to be built giving a linofrom Loulsvlllo to MadlionvllleAlready tho Louisville and Nashvlllo operates a lino from Madisonvllle to Providence a distance of tenmiles The change has bon made Inthe rotio west from Providence Instead of building the road from ProvIdonce to Marlon as first Intimatedwill be built to Princeton wheretwo lines of the Illinois Central crossFrom Princeton tho line will bo builtto Paducah a distance of GO milesand from there to Metropolis 111whew a northern connection will bemadeTheThe lino from MadUouvllIo toPrinceton said a woll pasted busness man will ponelrato the richest coal fields of tha state which sotar had but poor outlet What thoLouisville fid Nashville Railroad Coafter Is a direct line from the coalelds of Western Kentucky to Louisville which It has not now The Illinois Central has practically had amonopoly on the coal business fromWestern Kentucky to Louisville uplo this time No one thing has haJI Imuch to do with the recent scarcityCoal and of cars Two lines penecrating the Tjoal Holds will give a bettor outlet and give all operators achanre to put their coal on the LouisvKlc marketAlthough ibo LouUvlllq and Nashvlllo officiate are uriwllllng to saythat they arc behind tho construction of the road from Madlsouvlllo loHartford yet I know It to bo a factMtI1fAAar t p i44iIAaaAfwthdIcidl1l orJclaia of tho Loulsvlllo andNashville railroad was very anxiousfind out whore the CourierJournal got Its Information that the company was preparing to invade the Paducah territory with a lino fromLouisville A better thing could novohappen for Ioulsvlllo than the constructlon of the line Invading thoPastern Kentucky coal fields by thoLouisville and Nashville and It Isabsolutely a saver for tho coal operatorsTho reason why the percentagef cars furnished coal operatorsalong the Illinois Central railroad InKentucky Is smaller than the Louis Ivllle and Nashville railroad Is evi ident to mo The most of the coal ontho Illinois Central is hauled to Chisago whcttai the Ixuilsvlllo andNashville takes It to Louisville orCincinnati Of course there Is 110Iblame against the Illinois Central forwanting long hauls and wanting toplay Into the hands of Chicago butLoulsvlllo people are Interested inthe growth jtJ development of Loulsvlllo and Kentucky 1LEAUNINa FORM THE JAPANESE cIn a few respects tho qualities ofthe people of Japan arc worth till I t 1study of tho most advanced races otI Ithe earth but It Is easy to go Into anl lIdealization of those points far beond their material value Tho politeness of tho Japanese their considers Ithou for each other and freedom fr0l11I Irow dylam are commendable traits andproofs of civilization Their poeticenjoyment of nature has a kinshipwith the spirit of the ancient GreeksTheir courage which has n basis offatalism Is admitted In this particular they equal tho Turks In patrlotic devotion mixed with unmeasuredpride in an extremely old dynastythey are capable of any sacrificePatient industry adaptive quicknessand manual skill are among theirbestcapabilities Some of these characteristics arc due to the dense ifoijjilatlon of the few Islands compoafhgtho empire Whore tho average ofpeople Is hundreds to the square milethere must bo civility or a state ofwar Minute training Is a result o 1crowded conditions where the farmaro small patches of fund and thehandicrafts ure adjusted to emailmeans arid How wages Freedom fromrufflanUni la an unquestionable ntno nnd like the politeness + comes 1 Insome degree from the dermson whicha populous society Is I carried onQuickness In Imitation Is an evidentJapanese giftOut to tray that wo have as muchto learn from the Japanese as thenJapanese have to learn from us Is onextravagant statement of the caseRacially speaking In the physical isense the people of the United States Ihave no desire or Intention to takeanything from the Mongolian stockTho Japanese are undersized and not thandsome according to any occidentalstandard No Intermingling of theirstrain of blood Is wanted orcould beviewed ns other than a lowering oftho highest physical development andpersonal comeliness Were asgood as you Is something tho yellow races cannot assert Ina physicalsense There lsn proper pride ofpure blood and the white race willtolerate no yellow or other blend of adegenerate nature In this fundamental respect Americana propose tolearn nothing from the Japanese TheJapanese are more than welcome tokeep their own strain of blood theirtype of countenance and stature fromany American admixture A barrier Iline exists hero that can never be Icrossed and nothing can go Into treatlos that will alter the natural fiatI Iagainst mlscegenatory Ideas There Iaro already too many mongrels In theworld and the white race Is nctln Ifavor of their Increase Between thoI Iwhite and yellow mess little In common exists In social methods and asI Ipirations While the Japanese oreI Ian Interesting and deserving peopleAmericans do not want them for kinfolksJsot much of value was obtained 1from the Japanese when communlca i 1Lion was lust opened about fifty years iyearsiago Thpyhavo learned a vast deal Ifrom the white race and been acute 1In tho application of tho borrowed jknowledge Their navies and militaryscience are modeled from the nations Iof the west Their machinery andpractical science are copied from the tsame source and so aro their rail iroads electric appliances and com Imerclal methods Their constitutional dforms of government are whotty Imitative sItative Tho torpedoes with which Ithey stole n march on the Russian oships wero Invented by Americans tEnglishmen or Frenchmen Their Intiest war was with a topheavy auto tcracy bent on wicked territorial og tgresslon They would be foolish toplumo themselves on that conflict 03 <1a truo test of racial superiority Orequality When the truth Is calmly J ianalyzed It will be perceived that thepeople of the United States have litI jtie that they can learn from tho JapJaneso with any advantage to them cselves Tho progress of tho hlte1 trace was satisfactory during the cent turJos that Japan was sealed against call foreign Intercourse What went ton during that period among the Jap ianeto was of little consequence to the jrest of mankind St Louis GlobeDemocrat tCOAL nn < n CAUSES AUfvPUll rainlnc Along UioVuurluiKtbnPiiu to CVmfljrutlonof ShipmentsOmaha Neb D jc2C 4judgeMunICr today issued an Ihjunctlori prohibiting tho Butllngton rafroad doomoonn > tlng coal belonging to JEI IWoodward Co wholjaye mines ntIDicta Vyo and en rania < o townswhom there wsis a filet famine IA snit to mot > er t ZOQOp the value cof the coal jiiregOil to hllO beenneled fii n > tJila company In tho past Itwo months vhtr filed JIopo than a lhundrod carloada have been taken 4and tho mining company has only Ilearned of hhp proceeding through Ii Icomplaints of ustomersIThe rallrxtaii ctolraa emergencyIustli1cithopnxcodlng and figs oftend to payiat the cost of production I IThe coal seized say tho plaintiffs 4nI Iholr pott Uoh would have rdlovod 1fuel Caminomntorlally certainJie 1m materially In Inorttw + wt rtfJt > rus INOROCCO1yiA11iIT cnnJ 1 IInovrnmVlit Anticipates Attnnpt to IWage Y gar on Sultans JOrcCIIj jITangier Doc 20It Is reported Ihero that iftalaull tho bandit leaderwho has been In control of territoryIn the neighborhood of Tangier isictivoy engaged In arming bands ofI Imen and there la much anxiety heroxsto Whether lie will fight tho 8111I IIns fortes or not Tho governmenttroop undor tho command of Sid JIohamrcod Oabbas minister of war areIn camp near here They number overaOOO men und are better equippedthan la usuut with the sultans so1dlorsLifeLife never proposes a problem toany man greater than his ability tosolveIn a New Haven V 3f f C A QBible study class of Hebrew boys Isitudylng tho Old TestamentGlass brushes aro used by artistsoho decorate china They are madejf glass fibres as thin as spun silk >THREE BUILDINGSSv BURN AT COLUMBUS Ii r 1Telephone Exchnngo Destroyted Among Others iDamage Will Amount to About 930000 Only ftirtlally Covered by tInSunmci>9lOHKJIV OF F1IIB 13 UNKNOWN01JItIfColumbus Ky on thu Mississippirivera short distance from Wtekllffcwas vitlted by a destructive fire this Imorningahortlynfter 1 oclock andtho damage Is roughly estimated at30000 partly covered by insuranceThe fire originated In the Wrightbuilding In which the branch officeof the Cumberland Telephone com 1pany Is locatod It rapidly spreaduntil adjoining butMlngs were consumed1 The cause Is UnknownThe Wright bullying being occupied hy the town dancing laU totsphone company offlce and a taw prlvate offices was totally destroyedTho Moss Hefley 8 Mow generalroarchandlso store next door was complSttly I I destroyedTho Columbus bank building waspartially destroyed but the booksand nluablo papers remain intactThe first news of the ftro reachedPaducah through n telephone message to headquarters telling of theburning of the exchange buildingEXPANSION OF COMMEIW2EiA study of the foreign trade of tho Ivarious nations shows an expansionixpanslonwhIchwhich gives some Indication of thevast development In commerce andIndustry throughout all tho civilizedworld Familiar as we are In thiscountry with the great Increase inthe foreign trade of the United States tour Imports and exports now aggregating over 300OOOOOX we arenot quite ro familiar ns we shouldbe with the fact that a similar oxpanslon Is going on elsewhere TheIron and Coal Trades Review of London In discussing this situationaysaysOne of the wonders of the modernworlda Wonder touch greater In Itsorigin Its development and Its actual magnitude than any oho of thoseven wonders of the Old WorldI Ithe extraordinary large Internationaltrade of the United Kingdom bothabsolutely and relatively to that ofother countries This phenomenonhas probably been as marked In 190Cas In Any previous year If d edIt Is not more soThen pointing out that the UnitedKingdom has less than one tall asgroat a population as the UnitedStates and that Its resources are lesthan ours the Review shows that forthe first eight months of the presentcalendar year the United Kingdomhat beaten the United Sta fes alike laImport and export trade and thatthe total volume of tho tf6 t has exdeeded by over 9o Wr00wfO < V thovalue of the corresponding trade ofthe United States Commenting onthis the ft vlew saysThe principal elements In the hugevoluino of differences represented Inthese figures consist In our exports dfcoal and Iron and our Imports of Ironore and Iron products In these weart ahead of all other nations TheUnited Kingdom excels In two otherdirections Wo consume a muchlager volume of nonIndigenousfood than the United States and weare aim greater per capita buyers ofarticles do luxe among which winesand tobacco In Its various forms pcupy a prominent positionThe condition which qZavalla InGreat Britain as to torblw trade arelikewise wen In QerjnHnyMvhoeQ foreign commerce for WOG V exceedinganything in the previous history ofthat country The Incteaso in I theImports nnd > export Tpf d rmanyid jxIng the first six raonth of thishas been 11200000000 over therespqndlngitlme of last year FJhas likewise Increased and InVflrjt eight months of the yeargain was fiooOOOOOO while Belf 1glum shows a gain of rS5 040 MMOther countries are also showing 43material Increasehgypt < JapanBritish India and Canada all bejusinthe list of cpu tries whose fdrelgagads Is expanding Japan alon rtall the leading countries 1 being WitdUlY one that has materially reducSiilher Imports Commenting on JJqgain In Germany ndll raaeet a Revk > rj5ay j 1ThIs 1saatupeladoaestti eitwhgnone recollects wbatifro1athIr imalthing the forplRajiCoinnierce of Geivmany was only i t fewjAears ego TheIron and steel exports and both theImports and exports oooal have Iplayed a prominent part In the CJerman expansion of the present yeanAlike In the 1m orjsand In the oxports of coal l the development in1900 has exceeded athat of any previous year This has also been thecase with the Imporfijiof iron oreandtho exports of Iron aitd eleel OneOf the explanations of the iarge Increase In German imports iha3becnthe greater volume of Iron orewhich Germany Increasingly calls forand has Increasing difficulty 4n procuring The prosnoctB of tho fuurVoIn this respect are noUeattefaclory toGerman Ironmasters ecelnSjthat Swoden and Spain are alike looking forward to limitation of ore exports bytaxation or otberwli prance la iulaiuv4 S 1 Ia I tI t J II i 1 > qz qO jt4o t tiJI tt <1T ra fy r J lixs i r+> J ht hlY i ji 1 t I oliday goods have Ii been greatly reducedI 1lII <p l ILIliIfr f q ftEabJihed l86 t 5 rJL urEA N tlUvcr Stages 4Cairo t f 33C t 02 fall iChattanooga > C6 11 fallCincinnatit a264 41 fallEvansvllle 31026 < fallFlorence Bl 911 taUJohnBonvIlle 110 fallLouisville v9f lC fallMt Carmel i34 fait1Xwhvllle 47 < c SlO fallPlttsburg 3J3 3ft fallfalldPaducah 30D 05 fallThose members of the differentboat crews who are sober this morning are busy rounding up the othermembers who celebrated too extensively yesterday The wharf Is strangely dull compared With that activity ofthe preJChrliitmasftrade Only onepacket touched at ve wharf esterdayTheThe John S Hopkins come In fromEvansvlllo yesterday morning and leftbefore noon on the returntrip There will be a packet onlyevery other day In S the Evansrjlletrade while tho Joo Fowler Is tied upfor overhaulingThe new steamer John A Pattonarrived late Monday afternoon fromLouisville and todayTls receiving reopairs to her boilers and probably willget away for Chattanooga tonight orIn the morning vThe towboat Condor arrived yesterday frcmiTJoppa to spend the dayhero and returned tMs vmoraln toWork The crew got theirsDoc Carrow A sawyer at the drydocks took an involuntary plunge ilntt l > the cold river yesterday from thedocks while AmovJrig d barge aiqsays he generally takes his inn aibat onvNew years but la I teveraldays aheadAgain the sehedul pt the BuUprffhas been changed end that steamer+ zfll leave hero on Sundays and Tuesdays The Buttorff will not arrivehere until next Sunday and then willleyefpr Qlarksrlille on the shorttrip iEmersons showboat ± larriyed Monday afternoon to go lnto tnterquarternA good Stotepn hat waa found1 floatIng In the Tiver near the dry docksihi morning It was > ojdfty aVlclt > otwlcketburgdodvrburg doaJer and probably waa Jpst Insoma steamboat cuffle or train setaerjvennan Who was PitH inThe ChArles I Boectler passied downfrom Cincinnati for tine Miaslssipplrver yesterday tTho Harvester Jeft today ttr Pltfef g after having been hore several 16 v iei City of Olomphls arrlvediAIpnnight front Jthci Tenneaeee river> 19 tied up in the mub + of thee nhcsteo for h weekor longerThe J ij Plnley pd sed down regtew rjwlth n tow of io barges ofCwifrlJAt Cairo tho tow struck therf4aeM i two barges sankjf The river tfli vGln the last 48hours the stage this morning beingw r4t r4Open tOpen the bowels DeWitts LittleEarly Rlsirs are recommended andsold by Lang Bros i ioouiddolifowerolifowerIleslies It otherP1en 1fdlttaak blmso many uesUonst wXobpdy but a reaMierowlll go Intoa battle when ho knows Itbo enemyIs going todefeathimcreasing her Importsof coal and Ironore and her exports of raw and finished iron and steel This process IsisllkoyThis worldwide expansion ofcommercola one of the most remarkable eventa of modern times In conslderlng trade conditions It has notbeen taken fully into account by theImajorjty of people and hence theirolfalluro to fully > grasp tho wonderfulIbusiuessactlvP which ie prevailingthroughout the world ManufactureersKecord JINANCiALyFAe1 S J lwta I I > r ItAccurately Completely and Convenientn TreaeJded tThe New York Times Weekly Financial Quotation Reji ITii i Every Monday i IIIS ile ol l Stocks Newjfork Stock Exchange rComplete details ot sales of stockb number of shares sold first high lowand last price high and low prices during current year and range for previous year Amount pf each Issue of capital stock outstanding wwiparTi trvStocks IIquotations jvStocks which have not been traded Induring the week are placed In 1table by themselves wIth date upon which they wore last dealt In and Jprice of sale range for the year and dividend and capltallzatloB itatlstloiJBond Transactions on the New York Slick ExchangeTotal sales high low closing and last bid and asked PTC04 v 44J vactive bonds and inactive bonds as well 4S guvernmenthnd state tsJOutside Securities rt I t r 4r 4Latest quotations with capital and dividend rates of thejrre4telSi NewYork banks trust and surety companies gas companies 8rryompwiht l iInsurance companies street railways and shares of manylnaafitrml MMmining concerns and of railroad and Industrial leol ll tinistiBptwlthdatesof maturity Interest and app xlmateYI 4L I IyDeclared Dividends r r i < vStandfngitd continousrceord ot dividends declare 6urfng each > Jwith date of opening and closing of books date of payment amountdate upon which stock must bo held In order tp secure the diyWcn4 >Out ol Town Stock Exchanges it > d crReports of transactions of stock exchanges of ihlladelphla Baitia IChicago Jloston and other cities i f jJRa >MonU1lYi1 turns of all the great railroads and lndustrlarconlp l feifully tabulated < fBank Cleagngs New York and Out el T wn tyTables ofjicarlnifs of New York City banks NewYorl baD statedclearingsdfbankeotprinclpalcitfesot the cOUiltI1COLPestatemeDts bfthe banks ot EDgland Jjr3DCO and 0tmauybledaily quotations for call and time moneytbrouh theweek dsterling exchange 1i jrprpChronology< Record ioC events In the financial markets df special Interq to thoSewowing loathe nature t their business must follow the curse of ilitt marketsCopy on R queat tI16CIr8 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